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Hey lovely ladies of Eugene and Beyond! I really missed having witchy women here this year! How do we throw another party!? How can I help!? Let's gather more, laugh more, toke more! We need to build Eugene's circle of amazing cannabis loving women! I know there a a bunch out there that have not yet heard about these fun events! The more we connect with one another the stronger we become!

We're looking for sales rep for commission based sales. 15% reoccurring commission for all online sales (classes, subscriptions, & ads). Work from anywhere! Enjoy upgraded community membership benefits as a sales rep! PM your resume to me with your sales and online experience - @Lisa

Been talking to a few folx and wondering if anyone's up for a mini-gathering? Im thinking super chill, small group, low key, no pressure, just to meet up and hang out, share some info about weed! I'm thinking like... Self-care Sunday? or a high happy hour monday? @River Katz has offered to come and do portraits if we do, since they couldn't make it to the Oz event. Would most likely take place somewhere laid back in NE/SE portland. What do you think?

We’re scouting for venues across the globe. Do you know of one? Have one or access to one? We’d love to know about it! Please enter in as much information as you know and if we have any questions about it, we’ll get back to you. Venue Search Name* First Last Email* Venue Location*Please enter the name of city of your potential venue What type of venue is this?* This is a private residence This is a private venue This is a public venue that can be rented for privacy Other If you selected "other" please describe this further What is your relationship to this venue?*I am the owner of this venueI am the manager of this venueI know the owner or manager of this venueI can get in touch with the owner or manager of this venue Venue Max Capacity*If you are not sure, use your best judgement Please enter a value between 15 and 10000. Venue Cost*Please select all that apply FreeTrade for sponsorship/business membership/advertising ok$20-$40/hr$40-$60/hr$60-80/hr$100/hrOther If you selected "other" please elaborate Does this venue haveIf you know what kinds of amenities it has, please check them off chairs tables outdoor space parking Is consumption acceptable in this location?* Yes Not yet, I'd have to get permission This is not a consumption friendly venue, but could be used for non-consumption events What types of consumption is acceptable here?* Smoking inside and outside ok Smoking outside only Tinctures & edibles inside and outside Vaping inside and outside ok Vaping outside only Other If you selected "other" please describe Do you have any pictures, video or maps of the space?If so, upload here Drop files here or Anything else you'd like us to know? The post Venue Search appeared first on Tokeativity® - The Global Cannabis Community for Women. View the full post

Hey! Wondering if there is anyone from the Western Slope in this group. I would love to socialize/get together with like minded women over on this side of Colorado.

Jolene, We're really sad also!!! There will be more socials in the future for sure, but in the mean time - stay tuned for meet ups surrounding halloween, witchy women and Tokes 'N Treats!! Looking forward to working with you on future events for Eugene - thanks for being willing to help, I'd love to work with you! xo

Hey lovelies! I have a friend from the east coast coming to visit between the 19th and 25th, but there's no Tokeativity event in that time and I'm desperate for her to experience a little bit of our special local community. Are there any cannabis consumption events going on that week/weekend we can check out?

I'd be down!

Call To Action! For great people who are looking for good industrial farming experience, to help us plant 250 acres of hemp. Dates: June 15- 20 2019 (UPDATED!). It is a 4 day planting session. Location: Burns, Oregon. Its is 2.5 hrs east of Bend, and 2.5 hrs west of Boise ID. Pay: $20 per hour. We are looking to identify 5 more people to help plant seedlings. We will need your commitment for 3 nights and 4 days. An 8-hour planting shift is required each day, with an option for 1-2 additional hours helping with the logistics of each days planting. We are planting with a 7 seat/row transplanter behind a tractor, so this is not manual hand-planting 250 acres. That being said, a person has to have the ability, comfort and stamina to sit and place plants from a tray into a planter wheel, with short intervals every 15-20 minutes, to get down off the seat for some movement and reload trays. This is a 1000 acre farm, and our family lives in a trailer in the middle. We will have food catered in twice a day and place to sit and relax. We have room to tent here on the farm. We will have showers available and porta-potties available. Burns is a small town so there are few hotels in town, and they are inexpensive. We are working this farm with a few Mennonite families, and the high desert is very beautiful. We are only 10 minutes from Crane Hot Springs, and its only $10 to soak! For more information, please contact: CannaSource Pro, LLC Jana Stolins 707.684.9711 Jana.stolins@cannasourcepro.com

Hello lovely ladies!!! I'm currently working in a dispensary as a budtender but my time in this establishment is coming to an end beginning of August with a total of 2.5 years of experience. I'm embarking on a journey of creating my own business as a tarot reader/intuitive of the mystic arts and am looking for a part time gig 3-4 days a week for steady income. Although my experience is is budtending/customer service/ sales aspect I would really like to experience the creating/cultivating aspect of the industry. Looking for a nurturing, supportive, creative environment with badass people, also I LOVE being outside. Located in SE Portland, no vehicle but more than willing to Trimet to wherever is needed. Feel free to call/text me flip phone 503 419 7236 or email theresabuck3@gmail.com. Thank you for your time and for being here resume feb 2018.pdf

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Monica Lo, chef, photographer & creator of cannabis food blog Sousweed Did you know that 3 out of 4 women in the U.S. have access to legal cannabis? Yet buying weed can still be intimidating. In case you don’t have a friend you can bring with you to a dispensary, Monica Lo is the California based chef, photographer & creator of cannabis food blog Sousweed, shares her story to help you feel more comfortable. Transcript below. LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS | STITCHER | OVERCAST | POCKET CASTS | SPOTIFY | iHEART LINKS Monica Lo of Sousweed CREDITS Host: Ellen Lee Scanlon Producer: Nick Patri Brand manager: Madi Fair TRANSCRIPT FOR DO THE POT EPISODE 100 Ellen Lee Scanlon (00:00): This podcast discusses cannabis and is intended for audiences 21 and over. Ellen Lee Scanlon (00:07): Welcome to How to Do the Pot, a podcast demystifying cannabis for women. I'm Ellen Scanlon. On these short episodes, we share women's stories about the first time they bought legal weed. I hope they bring a little fun and a new perspective into your week. In honor of National Dessert Day, which is today, we partnered with Monica Lo, a California based chef and creator of the food blog, Sous Weed, to bring you some delicious honey shortbread cookies made with cannabis infused sous weed honey to go with your bedtime tea. You can see it all on Instagram @dothepot and @sousweed. That's S-O-U-S-W-E-E-D. And stay tuned for How to Do the Pot's upcoming episodes about cannabis and sleep, and how these yummy cookies maybe just what you need for a better night's rest. Monica Lo (00:59): The first time I bought legal weed was with my California Medical Cannabis card that I had gotten when I had my back injury. My roommate and I, at the time, went to stock up on all the goods at our local neighborhood dispensary, just to try a bunch of things for pain management. We went inside. The interior of the shop was done up like the cigar lounge, and it had really nice warm tones, and woods, and leather, so it felt cozy, and not sketchy, at all. There was this epic menu with different flowers and edibles. And, to be honest, I felt it was a little intimidating, especially the first time being in a dispensary. I didn't know what I was reading. But this was back in the day, where it was okay to ask for the jars, and you could open it up and smell all the different strains. I remember I really enjoyed doing that, and I learned a lot that way too. Monica Lo (02:00): I wound up taking home a bag of trim to use in my sous weed experiments, because it was much cheaper to use trim than purchasing all the premium flour. I also bought some chocolates and macaroons to try out, as well. I remember when I was checking out, they dropped in some free brownies into my bag. I don't think it's allowed these days, but I remember taking them home and trying them, and they were so gross, and so stale. Yeah, that was nasty. Homemade, for sure, definitely is where it's at. Ellen Lee Scanlon (02:43): Thanks for listening to this episode of How to Do the Pot. If you'd like to share your story about the first time you bought legal weed, please send a voice memo to hi@dothepot.com, or DM us @dothepot. For lots more information, and past episodes, visit dothepot.com. And that's also where you can sign up for How to Do the Pot's newsletter, which comes out every other Friday. And if you like How to Do the Pot, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. It helps more people find the show. Thanks to Madi Fair, our brand manager, and our producer, Nick Patri. I'm Ellen Scanlon, and we'll be back soon with more of How to Do the Pot. View the live link

A former U.S. attorney general says that the country is “clearly on the path to decriminalizing marijuana” at the federal level as more states continue to advance reform. Eric Holder, who served as the nation’s top law enforcement official under President Barack Obama, spoke on a drug policy panel hosted by Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law on Thursday. He said he felt encouraged that the U.S. is trending toward more lenient laws on drugs that treat addiction as a public health matter, and he also argued that federal cannabis reform is increasingly inevitable. The war on drugs has cost people their livelihood and taxpayer dollars, Holder said, and society is starting to move in a different direction. “Now with regard to decriminalization, we are clearly on the path to decriminalizing marijuana,” he said. “You know it’s going to happen. We are on a glide path now.” He added, however, that he felt conflicted by efforts to decriminalize other currently illicit substances like heroin and cocaine. A first-of-its-kind congressional bill to broadly end the criminalization of all drugs was introduced this session. “I have a difficult time trying to think about the decriminalization of other drugs,” Holder said, “given the fact that you see the negative impact that the use of these drugs has on people individually and then, individuals banding together, a negative impact on
 society at large.” That said, the former attorney general argued that penalties for drug-related offenses could be “substantially lower,” judges should have more discretion to deal with drug cases on an individual basis and mandatory minimum sentences for these types of crimes “should largely be done away with.” Holder has received credit from advocates for deprioritizing federal marijuana enforcement under the Obama administration, with the Justice Department issuing the so-called Cole memo in 2013 that generally discouraged federal prosecutors from going after people for acting in compliance with state-legal cannabis laws. However, activists have also pointed out that, despite suggesting that marijuana should be federally rescheduled shortly after leaving office, he declined to initiate the process to enact that policy change while he had the power to do so. Drug policy is “all about the politics,” Holder said on Thursday. Lawmakers seeking reelection are generally disinclined to embrace broad reform because they don’t “want to be seen or labeled as being soft on crime.” While Holder wasn’t pressed at the event on why he decided against advancing reform beyond the Cole memo, which was rescinded by President Donald Trump’s first attorney general Jeff Sessions, it’s possible that the kind of political dynamics he described were at play. Beyond telling PBS in 2015 that he felt cannabis should be rescheduled, he said three years later that, “I’ve never seen any scientific evidence that points you to concerns about addiction through the use of marijuana.” “We need to move marijuana from Schedule I so research can be done,” he said. “It is classified now on the same level as heroin is, and clearly that is inappropriate.” A focus of Thursday’s conversation, which was moderated by Ohio State University’s Douglas Berman, was racial inequities in drug enforcement. Holder—along with activist Piper Kerman, Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor and U.S. District Chief Judge Algenon Marbley all agreed that the disparities highlighted the need for reform. Marbley, for his part, also said that the “feds need to align themselves with the states with respect to marijuana laws.” “I think that the trend throughout the nation is that many, if not most, states allow medicinal marijuana, and those states that don’t yet have recreational marijuana are trending that way—and they have significantly decriminalized marijuana,” he said. “I think that it’s time for the feds to get on board.” President Joe Biden helped craft many of the punitive drugs laws that advocates are now working to reform, but he has evolved to embrace letting states set their own marijuana policies, decriminalizing at the federal level and rescheduling cannabis. He remains opposed to adult-use legalization, however. Congressional lawmakers have recently stepped up a push to get Biden to grant clemency to nearly 20,000 people in the federal prison system—including those with drug convictions. The Biden administration is already asking a fraction of people with drug convictions who were placed on home confinement amid the coronavirus pandemic to apply for the relief. But nearly 30 members of Congress signed a letter to the president last month urging him to take additional steps for a broader pool of people. Meanwhile, members of the House Judiciary Committee approved a bill last week to federally legalize marijuana. This comes as Senate leadership continues to finalize their version of a comprehensive reform bill. Also, the full House recently voted in favor of a defense spending bill that includes an amendment that would protect banks that service state-legal cannabis businesses from being penalized by federal regulators. Oklahoma Activists File Marijuana Legalization And Medical Cannabis Reform Initiatives For 2022 Ballot Photo courtesy of US Embassy New Zealand. The post Former Attorney General Says U.S. Is ‘On The Path’ To Federal Marijuana Decriminalization appeared first on Marijuana Moment. View the live link on MarijuanaMoment.net

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I really enjoyed last night’s event connecting with women who use cannabis. Thank you all. This group is what I need. Between now and our next toking hour together I will learn how to use FaceTime so I can see everyone and not just listen!

Kim it was so nice getting to know you! Hope to see you again next month Heather

According to a poll on the Facebook group (here if you wanna vote!) the best day is Sunday the 22nd. Mark your calendar!

Thank you Blaze, for being a wonderful Chapter Leader. I appreciate all you bring together for our gatherings.

Thanks for putting this out there! Are you interested in starting a chapter in the western slope perhaps? http://tokeativity.com/start

New Member currently in SW Portland - kinda downtownish but on the very very very edge Looking forward to exploring and education.

I am looking forward to seeing the women of Tokeativity and making new friends on the 5th. See you there!

Hi there! I'm living on Vancouver Island, not toooo far from Seattle - my husband and I were wondering if we could possibly attend this event if we are able to get there? We're really interested in getting involved and meeting more people with the PNW cannabis scene! Thanks so much! Sarah